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Thousands of people gathered along Paducah鈥檚 riverfront Friday night to celebrate the Fourth of July with music, food and fireworks.
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Paducah couple Tim and Leanne Kopischke have left the mainland behind and taken up a life of sailing. They're sailing around the world, and they're currently preparing to take on the seventh stage of their voyage 鈥 French Polynesia.
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Gov. Andy Beshear announced a $5.7 million Team Kentucky investment in 15 public riverport projects Thursday, including multiple funding awards for the Paducah-McCracken County Riverport Authority.
Most perpetrators and victims of domestic violence in Kentucky are between the ages of 25 and 39, the annual Domestic Violence Data Report shows. The 2024 report, released 抖阴直播软件, shows about 9% of domestic violence perpetrators are between the ages of 13 and 17.
Family Service Society has announced plans to move from its current address on Joe Clifton Drive to a new location at 1225 Broadway St.
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The Cuba Community Volunteer Fire Department in Graves County recently put out the call for donations so it could purchase two automated external defibrillators. It鈥檚 a gift that can save lives in cardiac emergencies, and a local man answered that call: buying two AEDs for the department.
This week's episode of the Crossroads Suncast explores the crusading reporter-turned-legislator who revolutionized Kentucky's park system and roadways 鈥 from his time chasing down bootleggers in Paducah to his run for the governor's seat.
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鈥淭his investment is about more than replacing outdated equipment, paving roads and upgrading ports,鈥 said Beshear. 鈥淚t鈥檚 about driving industry growth, creating good-paying jobs and keeping Kentucky鈥檚 transportation network ahead of the curve.鈥
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While McCracken County District Court Judge Todd Jones ordered Suzanne Alt to report to the McCracken County Jail after a jury found her guilty Tuesday of 105 counts of inhumane treatment of animals the day before, she remained a free woman Wednesday.
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A new Kentucky law passed by the General Assembly as House Bill 398 removes state safety regulations in the workplace and enforces federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration guidelines.
